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Posted: Sunday - Nov. 22, 2009
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Wiedmer: Brown's TD caps fine senior night
KNOXVILLE -- Jonathan Crompton and Wes Brown were talking about their final night inside Neyland Stadium a few days ago, a couple of Tennessee seniors looking ahead to their last home football game against Vanderbilt.
Posted: Wednesday - Nov. 18, 2009
UT BLOG: Rogers applies for sixth year
Add Austin Rogers to the long list of college athletes applying for a sixth-year of eligibility.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 15, 2009
Wiedmer: Vols don't prove teammates' 'bad decision' had little impact
OXFORD, Miss. -- Tennessee's football players tried to say all the right things about a week gone wrong long before Saturday's 42-17 loss at Ole Miss.
Posted: Saturday - Nov. 14, 2009
Greeson: Kiffin, Vols now forced to respond to ugly turn
The roller coaster that has been year one of the Lane Kiffin Era at the University of Tennessee was forever changed Thursday morning. Three freshmen, one brandishing a pellet gun, awkwardly attempting a heist of what ultimately would have yielded just a cheeseburger has become the focal moment of this season.
Posted: Friday - Nov. 13, 2009
Wiedmer: Prized guys part of bad UT surprise
The words scrolled across cable news channels all Thursday afternoon: Three Tennessee football players arrested for armed robbery.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 8, 2009
Wiedmer: Kiffin's Voluneers look better every day
KNOXVILLE -- You always want to win your homecoming game. Especially when you're a first-year coach replacing an alum who was something of a legend and not exactly happy to no longer be in charge.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 1, 2009
Wiedmer: Men in black turn Gamecocks into fumblin’ pumpkins
KNOXVILLE — Lane Kiffin looked around the media room following Tennessee’s 31-13 victory over No. 21 South Carolina late Saturday night. It was still officially Halloween, at least for a few more minutes. America’s clocks were about to fall back. The final third of UT’s season was about to move forward.
Posted: Sunday - Nov. 1, 2009
Wiedmer: Vols’ choice of black grim for Gamecocks
KNOXVILLE — Like any sensible 9-year-old, Matthew Grim watched the opening kickoff of Saturday night’s South Carolina-Tennessee game from the closed comfort of Neyland Stadium’s press box rather than outside in the cold rain.
Posted: Saturday - Oct. 31, 2009
Wiedmer: SEC Bylaw 10.5.4 adds teeth as Kiffin Clause
You think Southeastern Conference Bylaw 10.5.4 hasn't been texting and tweeting Lil Lane Kiffin all week, showering him with candy, nuts, flowers, Get Out of Jail (Almost?) Free cards?
Posted: Friday - Oct. 30, 2009
Rucker: Insight from South Carolina
KNOXVILLE — I exchanged question-and-answer blogs this week with Seth Emerson, who covers South Carolina football and men’s basketball for The State newspaper in Columbia, S.C.
Posted: Sunday - Oct. 25, 2009
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Wiedmer: This was a game Tide, Vols fans will long recall
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The human mountain Terrence Cody stood atop Bryant-Denny Stadium's field early Saturday evening, salty tears streaming down his face, his 354-pound body shaking with both joy and
Posted: Saturday - Oct. 24, 2009
Greeson: Win today would work wonders for Vols, Kiffin
Lane Kiffin has talked, recruited and even occasionally coached his way into the headlines. Most of this was part of his plan in his first year as the head football coach at the University of Tennessee.
Posted: Thursday - Oct. 15, 2009
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Wiedmer: Smith has Vols excited
Tyler Smith was never going to be a University of Tennessee basketball lifer. Not with one of the most versatile skill sets in the Southeastern Conference. Not with AAU buddies such as Thaddeus Young, Corey Brewer and Jamont Gordon already playing for pay.
Posted: Sunday - Oct. 11, 2009
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Wiedmer: Crompton's success adds to Dogs' pain
KNOXVILLE -- Here came Tennessee quarterback Jonathan Crompton, running briskly toward Neyland Stadium's north end-zone stands -- running toward his parents, David and Janet.
Posted: Monday - Oct. 5, 2009
Wiedmer: Five games in, Chizik tops Kiffin
Five games into a college football season you want more answers than questions. You want to know -- not think, KNOW -- your strengths ... and your weaknesses. You want to know -- not think, KNOW -- the players you can count on ... and those you can't.
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